VIVOSUN R446 4x4 Grow Tent, 48"x48"x72" Roof Cube Tent with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponics Indoor Plant for VS4000/VSF4300

Pros: 1) easy to set up 2) strong fabric... no worries about tearing 3) relatively inexpensive 4) 2 zippered doors for easy access to plants in the back 5) removable fabric tray on the bottom for easy cleanup 6) sturdy frame... no concerns about hanging lights or the tent collapsing Cons: 1) the zipper on the larger door sometimes gets a little stuck. The fabric hasn't gotten caught in the zipper... the zipper doesn't open or close totally smoothly note: I haven't had this tent for long enough to comment on long term durability... for example: I don't know if the uv from the grow lights will make the fabric brittle over time ... Conclusion: I'm very happy with this tent and would buy it again if I had the space. I would recommend it!

10/10 would recommend! Simple setup, no issues with poles, everything came neat and organized, all poles are labeled making setup that much easier, Size is perfect and the pitched roof is great for being able to stand inside and work! Was able to fit a desk, work table, flow hood and a storage rack inside comfortably and still have room to work. For the price I would buy again compared to other tents of similar size!

What a tent should be. Added center height allows for taller plants. All kinds of vent holes...all close tightly. Floor pan is a nice touch. Easy assembly too. Overall great buy.

I love it. Great little tent for starters. Was hard to assemble in a small space. Seems to be pretty tight when sealed. Great value.

When it arrives, there is a single page-one side-with a very good diagram for the assembly of the frame. That is where 'very good ends and 'why in the world did I buy this tent when there are so many others to chose from". This is because THERE ARE NO INSTRUCTIONS-AT ALL- ON HOW TO INSTALL THE TENT SHELL-N O N E. Besides the frame, the single page appears to say to put the tent shell down over the frame and it seems to show some bent arrows to close the window and door flaps. We got the frame assembled easily. Putting the cover over the frame was like trying to stretch a buffalo hide. And because there are VIRTUALLY NO WRITTEN DIRECTIONS, I got the 'buffalo hide' tent skin on BACKWARDS (because there are NO written directions). I bought this tent because I plan to use it in my greenhouse and the flat roof of this tent will (barely) fit under the slope of the greenhouse roof. But I can not possibly turn the tent around, as there is 1' space on each side of a 6' wide greenhouse and the roof shape of the tent will not permit it. So, because THERE ARE NO WRITTEN DIRECTIONS and the tent is built BACKWARDS and can't be turned around, I may have to completely disassemble it and start all over. It took 10 minutes or less for the frame. It took over an hour to get that very well made, tightly fitted 'buffalo hide' tent shell stretched over the frame. This was mostly because there were NO WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS. I cursed several times. I took a short ice tea break and burned one. I went back and stretched tent hide. Twice. I think I finally got it fully assembled, but it will be VERY DIFFICULT to use unless I start all over because the tent door faces the back of the greenhouse, not the entry door. This is because it was assembled backwards BECAUSE THERE ARE - N O - WRITTEN ASSEMBLY DIRECTIONS - not even little hints. Once it is fully assembled it appears to be really nicely made, of good construction and materials. But before I can use it, I'll have to figure out how to get in it since I can barely get to the tent door. This is because - Oh, have I said that there are no written instructions?